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- Carat0.75
- ClartéPiqué 1
- CouleurTop Wesselton G
- TailleRoyal 201
- Pierres1
Diamond Necklace 0.75 Carat Royal 201 Cut with Brilliant 18K White Gold
This 18K white gold necklace showcases a Royal 201 diamond, accented with 57 brilliant-cut diamonds, and comes complete with a matching chain. The Royal 201 is the most brilliant diamond you can buy anywhere in the world, available exclusively at Royal Coster Diamonds. Cut with 201 facets instead of the usual 57, it is in a class of its own.
1 Royal 201 diamond
A 0.75 carat Royal 201 diamond sits at the heart of the necklace, catching the light with every movement.
57 brilliant-cut diamonds
The Royal 201 is accented with 57 brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.23 carat in total, adding extra brilliance to the design.
The Royal 201 diamond has a Top Wesselton G color grade and Piqué 1 clarity. The accent diamonds have a Top Wesselton color grade and Slightly Included clarity, adding to the overall brilliance.
18K White Gold
The necklace is made from 18K white gold, whose cool, bright tone complements the white brilliance of the diamonds.
Worn close to the neckline, it makes a refined and elegant statement for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Specifications
Collection: Royal Coster Diamonds
Product type: Necklace
Material: 18K White Gold
Number of Royal 201 diamonds: 1
Royal 201 carat weight: 0.75 carat
Number of accent diamonds: 57
Accent carat weight: 0.23 carat
Total carat weight: 0.98 carat
Diamond color: Top Wesselton G (Royal 201), Top Wesselton (accents)
Diamond clarity: Piqué 1 (Royal 201), Slightly Included (accents)
Diamond cut: Royal 201 and Brilliant
Chain: included
Royal Coster Diamonds
Royal Coster Diamonds is the oldest still operating diamond polishing house in the world and has been based in Amsterdam since 1840. Each necklace is carefully inspected, securely packaged, and insured during shipment.
In addition, we offer a lifelong cleaning service to help preserve the shine of your necklace and diamonds over time.




